Latest News in Mill Creek, WA

Annexation to South County Fire on Mill Creek Election Ballots in April

The Mill Creek City Council has voted unanimously to place a resolution for annexation into South Snohomish County Fire & Rescue on the April 2022 election ballot. This decision comes after a thorough evaluation of fire and emergency medical service options, with South County Fire emerging as the most cost-effective choice. If approved, residents can expect a reduction in property taxes while maintaining quality emergency services.

FireEMS Service Changing for Mill Creek

Mill Creek's City Council has proposed a significant change in fire and EMS services, potentially reducing property tax collections by $4.3 million if voters approve annexation into South County Fire. This move aims to maintain service quality while minimizing costs for property owners, who currently pay significantly less than surrounding areas. Community feedback is encouraged as the council prepares to place the annexation on the April 26, 2022 Special Election ballot.

FireEMS Service Changing for Mill Creek

The Mill Creek City Council has proposed a resolution to reduce property tax collections by $4.3 million if voters approve annexation into South County Fire. This move aims to maintain fire and emergency medical service levels while managing costs for property owners, who currently enjoy lower rates compared to neighboring areas. Public comments are welcomed before the council's vote on this critical issue scheduled for February 15, 2022.

Police Department Welcomes Police Officers

The Mill Creek Police Department has welcomed two new lateral officers, Theodore Ojeda and Brittney Roy, who bring over a decade of combined law enforcement experience to the community. Acting Chief of Police Stan White emphasized the department's commitment to community engagement, reflecting the values both officers embody. Their diverse backgrounds and passion for policing are set to enhance public safety in Mill Creek.

Notice of Special City Council Meeting 1.18.22

The City of Mill Creek conducted a special city council meeting on January 18, 2022, addressing significant local governance issues. Key topics included collective agreements, resolutions related to ongoing lawsuits, and potential annexation matters that directly impact the community's future.

Notice of Special City Council Meeting 1.18.22

The article details the announcement of a special city council meeting held on January 18, 2022, in Mill Creek, California. Key topics for discussion include various local governance matters, including collective agreements and potential annexations. The meeting represents a significant opportunity for community engagement and decision-making.

Mill Creek Police Department Welcomes Two New Police Officers

The Mill Creek Police Department has welcomed two new lateral officers, Theodore Ojeda and Brittney Roy, effective January 18, 2022. Both officers come with substantial law enforcement experience, enhancing community safety and engagement in Mill Creek. Acting Chief of Police Stan White expressed confidence in their commitment to the community.

Council Discussions on Mill Creek Annexation

Mill Creek City Council is inviting public comments on plans to annex to South Snohomish County Fire & Rescue, a move aimed at ensuring cost-effective fire and emergency medical services for residents. The Council will hold meetings on February 1 and 8, 2022, with a decision expected on whether to place the annexation proposal on the April 26, 2022 Special Election ballot. This shift comes as the current service contract with Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue is set to expire, potentially leading to increased costs for property owners.

Council Discussions on Mill Creek Annexation

The Mill Creek City Council is inviting public comment on plans to annex to South Snohomish County Fire & Rescue, a move prompted by the expiration of its current fire service contract. The proposed annexation aims to provide cost-effective emergency services while maintaining service quality for residents. Meetings for public input are scheduled for February 1 and 8, with a decision expected on placing the annexation proposal on the April 26 special election ballot.

Art Beautification Board Vacancy - City of Mill Creek, WA

Mill Creek, WA, is actively seeking volunteers to fill a vacancy on its Art & Beautification Board, which meets monthly to discuss community beautification efforts. Interested individuals can request an application via email, with submissions due by February 14, 2022. This opportunity supports community engagement in local arts and beautification initiatives.